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I was being protected!

There is often a reason why a door gets closed in front of you. We don’t always know why, but we just need to trust this is true. I was sad I didn’t get the garden on the hill. It is so beautiful up there. I was so sure I could make it nice, but there was something I didn’t understand. Vineyards are not good places for vegetables and fruit gardens. I got a phone call from a friend of mine. She knows something about vineyards. They spray the grapes all summer long, over and over again! The spray would get on my vegetables making them toxic. Even if I don’t spray, the wind would still blow toxic chemicals onto my plants. It would not be a healthy situation! So it’s very good the door got shut in front of us! I was sad, but now I know I was being protected!

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Anonymous said…
There you go, the door was shut for a very good reason.

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